The SACE 2024 results are in, with soaring success stories and unexpected ATAR surprises. Meet the stars and the stories behind the numbers!
The year 2024 has marked a sensational achievement for South Australian students participating in the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE), with standout performances capturing the spotlight. Leading the pack is James Le, our SACE Dux for 2024, who dazzled all with a perfect ATAR of 99.95 and an impressive seven Merits across subjects including English, Chemistry, and Physics. His extraordinary accomplishment has set the bar high and serves as an inspiration for aspiring students. Not to be outdone, Trinity College celebrated its own remarkable presence with James Skelton sweeping in as Dux with a solid ATAR of 99.80, showcasing the fierce academic spirit our schools foster.
The spread of success is impressive, with Principal David Ruggiero announcing a staggering 27% of eligible students achieving an ATAR of 90 or above. A joyful triumph echoed through the schools as 87% of all grades turned up in the A and B bands, solidifying the hard work and dedication of the Class of 2024. High schools across South Australia, including Port Lincoln High, celebrated their students' achievements as well, with four students scoring above 90 and two attaining the elusive A+ grades, emphasizing the dedication of these young learners.
However, not every student had a smooth journey to their results, as an error in ATAR scoring has shocked students at a prominent private girls' school. While excitement rang across many schools, this unexpected mishap reminded us of the importance of transparency and accurate evaluations in the academic system. This incident has sparked conversations on how to avoid such issues in the future โ after all, a minor slip could spell the difference between a dream course or taking an alternate path.
Interestingly, South Australia's Class of 2024 is noted for a remarkable record-breaking year, powered by diligent students like Kevin Hua, whose parents are dedicated market gardeners. The achievements witnessed this year are a testament to the combination of hard work, dedicated educators, and supportive families, each playing a critical role in students' success.
Did you know? James Leโs seven Merits tie him for the most earned in a single year, showcasing the exceptional standards of excellence in South Australian schools. Additionally, South Australia has consistently been recognized for its remarkable educational achievements, making it a leader in senior secondary education across the nation. With 2024 leaving its mark, students and families alike are eager to see what next year brings!
Our SACE Dux for 2024 is James Le who achieved a perfect ATAR of 99.95 and 7 Merits (English, Chemistry and Physics this year, alongside Merits in Mathematical ...
Trinity College congratulates all Year 12 students on their fine results for 2024! James Skelton is Dux with an ATAR of 99.80! Out of more than 15,967 students ...
Principal David Ruggiero said 27% of eligible students had achieved an ATAR of 90 or above and 87% of all grades were in the A and B band. โEven more pleasing ...
Students at a top private girls' school have received an incorrect ATAR score after subjects were not counted.
89 PLHS students completed their SACE in 2025; 41 students attained an ATAR; 4 students achieved an ATAR score above 90, with a further 8 over 80*; 2 A+ grades: ...
Kevin Hua, the son of dedicated market gardeners, was among the record number of students to receive their South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) ...